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are there any non -erver motherboards with dual ethernet  

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What CPU are you planning on using. And also it might just be easier to get  PCIe NIC if you want another Ethernet port.

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Yes, there are. Can't recommend any as we don't know what CPU you're using, though. 

 

Besides, like others have said, you'd be better off buying a PCIe Ethernet NIC if you want multiple ports. 

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Depends on what CPU you use, but there are some. Just get a NIC card though if you can.  

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Sry to hijack this thread but what is the ultimate pourpose of having another Ethernet port. I know that multiple are used in networking and servers but why exactly would you need one. 

 

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